National Republican., 1887-11-01
THE COURT RECORD.

United States Supreme Court.-Parker, Whip.
ple " Co. ct al. VS.. the Yale Lock Company ct
al. Opinion by Justice Blatchford Affirming
decree OF the court below, dismissing the bill.
Felix A, Matthews vs.. the United States.
Opinion by justice Harlan affirming decision
Of the court OF claims In dismissng the petit
tion.
W. y. Paterson, of New Orleans, La George
Doherty, of San Francisco, Cal, and J. Frank
Fort, of Newark, N. j., were admitted to prac-
tice.
No, Z. Henry e. Davis, administrator. &C.,
appellant, vs.. Heitle Ann Key, executrix, &c.
Appeal from the supreme court Of the District
opinion by Mr.. Justice BIatchlori
No. "a. Catharine Henderson, plaintiff in
error, vs.. the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company: Judgment affirmed, with costs,
liant, VS.. Edward J. Hubbard, administrator,
&c. Decree reversed with costs aud cause re.
lions 70 dismiss the bill. Opinion by Mr.. Jus
No. Il. John A. coan, plaintiff in error, VS..
costs. Opinion by Mr.. Justice Matthews.
United States. Appeal from. the court of
claims. Judgment affirmed. Opinion by Mr..
No 80. Lorenzo Ball ct al, &C.. plaintiffs In
error, vs.. Tho First National Bank OF kasson
ct al. Judgment reversed with costs aud cause
remanded with directions TO enter Judgment
for the PLAINTIFF upon the findings. Opinion
by Mr.. Justice Field,
W, ,Harshmap, plaintiff in error, vs. John Win
teri ottom OF al JUDGMENT affirmed with
costs Opinion by Mr.. Justice Miller.
No. 81. The Davenport National Bank, plain;
tiff in error, VS.. The Board OF Equalization of
Davenport, &c. Judgment affirmed with costs.
Opinion by Mr.. Justice Miller,
~ No. 20, EbIidge ruits, appellant, vs.. Don @;
with costs. Opiuion by Mr. Chief Julilc
Waite.
No. 1902 Joseph J. Smith, plaintiff In error,
VS.. The State OF Alabama. Motion to advance
granted, aud cause assigned for argument next
afier No. 9li on tho first day the court Is In
session after the holiday recess.
plaintf in % error, vs.. vs. % JOSE Moer @ ct ai' al; No.
1885. The State OF Missouri ex rel. J. II Carey.
plaintiff In error, vs. Joseph Andriano, aud
Company, appellant, VS.. The United States.
Motions 10 advance denied.
No. IA, The Kansas Pacific Railway Com.
pany, appellant, vs.. BENJAMIN W; Lewis, Jr.
Motion TO set aside submission denied.
The Chief Justice announced the following
E"The first rsubdlvislon of rule 90 is amended
"'Rule 2O-Printed Arguments. In all
cases brought here on writ OF error, appeal, or
otherwise the court will receive printed argu.
case on the docket, If the counsel on both sides
shall choose to submit the same within the
first ninety days OF the term; aud, in nddition,
mitted by both parties within thirty days after
they are docketed. but not after the LIST day or
April; but twenty-five copies OF the arguments,
sSnssdt BY SGy counseors of this court
No bsl. The Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
Company. plaintiff in error, VS.. John Burns et
al: Advanced pursuant to the 32d rule.
Louis s, Lowell. Appeal from the circuit court
OF the United States for the western district of
Michigan.sOn motion Of Mr.. f. M. Marble de-
creed TO be docketed and dismissed with
No. l2i. Linus NJ. Price, appellant, VS.. Louis
Il Meyer et al, & trustees Ct al: Appeal from
No. 80. Alfred d. Lawther, appellant, VS.,
Charles s. Hamilton ct al. Argument continued
by Mr. Charles RE shspard for app99l,ees ana
No. 40. Louis sands. plaintiff in error, VS.. The
Manistee River Improvement Company; and
vs.. The Manistee River Improvement Com
pany. Argument commenced by Mr.. N. j.
Smiley for the plaintiffs In error and con-
tinued by Mr.. Il. J. 'Ramsdell Tor the defendant
in error. and concluded by Mr.. NJ. ]. Smiley
for plaintiffs in error.
Adjourned until to-day at 10 o'clock.
Sourt nsses General ss
ciai interest devised to Emily Z. Brent, BY the
VIII Oh Julla U Brent, 0eClHreu nun ana VOlQ.
cause remanded to the special term for further
proceedings. Samuel II. Goodman ct al, VS..
Simon Bien ct al; app .al of defendant af-
trmed. The United States Electric Lighting
Company, VS.: Levi 8. Luter ct al; signed and
lunatic, upon petition OF Elizabeth A. Brad
burn argued and submitted. Assignment for
Circuit Court-Justice Montgomery.-Mc
Dermott VS.. Carter; verdict for defendant
Meyers VS.. Sanner; trial resumed. Assignment
for to-day: Calepdar-Nos. II, "A, IS, 10, 10
Appeals-No. s. Calendar-12, 5, 3S, 53, rs.
Equity Court-JuStice Merrick--Belt vs. Belt;
auditors report confirmed and distribution or
dered. Willis VS.. willis; testimony before NJ.
a. Downing, examiner, ordered taken. Pep
per vs. Shepherd; receiver required to pay
taxes. Mitchell VS.. Hancock leave to lle SUD-
Elemental answer granted. Durnall VS.. Dur.
nall; reference to the auditor ordered. Dun.
canson VS.. Williams: leave to file answer
granted Brown va. Brown; dismissal OF bill
with costs Adjourned sine die.
Criminal Couit-Justicc Cox Mary J. Nc.
Bride and John W. Mcfarland: on account OF
death of George II Million, n juror In tho case,
the jury was discharged aud the trial con
tinued until next te m. Thomas o. Littleford
and Margaret Griffin; adultery: defendant;
arraigned; plead not puilty,with leave with
draw to interpose demurrer. Assignment for
to;dny-Anthony Wells, assaultIwith intent 10
Kill; Michael Noonan, assault; Patrick Cox,
disOrderly house; John Essex, larceny from the
person; Reuben Mundheini and Benjamin G.
Johnson, enticing female child into house OF
ill-iGme; Jun s. Yum. grand larceny, and John
Waddy larceny from person.